Historical Romance Press Releases

In 1961, when President John F. Kennedy launched the U.S. effort to put rockets into space, high school senior Max King became interested in the space race, honoring JFK's presidency and lofty goals.

The Belle Époque comes alive in Melinda Copp's debut novel Love and the Downfall of Society.

Romance readers rejoice! Bestselling author Nina Jarrett is thrilled to announce the launch of her brand-new website, www.ninajarrett.com.

Tampa - Author Nina Jarrett is thrilled to announce that her latest release, "Long Live the Baron," has achieved a remarkable milestone by ranking in the top 200 on the Amazon bookstore.

Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc., of Blountville, Tennessee, is thrilled to announce the upcoming print release of Sad Eyes: Book One, by Dan Perkins. Dan Perkins is an author of both children's and adult books.

Histria Books is pleased to announce the release of the paperback edition of Brandy, You're A Fine Girl by Dee DeTarsio.

This historical romance takes place during the Roaring '20s, a time of great change. Women raised their hemlines and bobbed their hair. The new hairstyle was not readily accepted by the older generation.

The trials you face in everyday life can be difficult. When faced with these difficulties, it takes a friend to pull you out of your discouragement and sorrow. It takes a friend that has gone through it before and who understands.

Is it possible to forgive those who bullied you in your youth or as a teenager? Will the passing years diminish the hurt or do you remember them as if it were yesterday? Is it possible to be more forgiving as years go by? Jenny's Dream is the story of a..

Is it possible to fall in love through letters only? Many think so and others doubt it. Some people take a chance, hoping to find true love but others aren't interested in a long distance relationship.

Melinda and the Wild West won an award for the Reader Views "Reviewers Choice Award," drawing attention to this sweet romance. Debra Gaynor from Reader Views wrote: "From the first page I was captivated by this book.

Some people think that being refined is all about high society and those with plenty of money. Many think it's about status or prestige.

Linda Weaver Clarke is the author of the historical romance The Light at the End of the Tunnel. When asked about this novella, she said, "Everyone has challenges in their lives. Many wonder if they are the only ones who are experiencing difficulties.

Amidst the hardships of inequality, there were many courageous women who fought against injustice during the 1840s. These women made a difference in the world. They spoke up and let their opinions be known.